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Obituary for Edith Gail Bleazard (Schuenman)

Edith Gail Bleazard, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother passed away on November 24, 2018. Gail was born on September 6, 1934 to Richard Frederick Schuenman and Edna Arvilla Edwards and was a loving, devoted daughter. She met the love of her life, George Albert Bleazard, and they were married on December 6, 1952. Among those who preceded her in death are her parents, her sweetheart George and her siblings —Quincey (Ruth), Forrest (Pam) and her beloved sister Jean.
We will remember Gail for being a woman of faith and hard work and for her love of the Savior Jesus Christ. As a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Gail served in many capacities with dedication and love. She and George served together in the Sharon, Vermont mission as senior missionaries. Gail’s service to others and her quiet influence for good will continue to be felt for generations to come.
Gail was a perfectionist in everything she did. From quilting and sewing to her ability to create a meal fit for a king, she mastered it all. She always went beyond the mark with her talents and creativity and you could always count on her for a job beautifully done.
Gail’s greatest legacy, as she often stated herself, is her family. She was fiercely devoted to her four sons who adore her and revere her as the angel mother she was. Among Gail’s four sons, 16 grandchildren and (almost) 29 great grandchildren there are 14 return missionaries,14 Eagle Scouts and 4 beautiful granddaughters who each lived lives of dedication and faith. Her sons, Steve (Robyn), Brett (Whitney), Scott (Debbie) and Jeff (Mauri) rejoice in the heavenly reunion that is hers as she is embraced by those who awaited her return.
It is with much love and appreciation that we give thanks to the many family members, friends and ward members, the medical personnel and caregivers who valiantly served Gail in her more recent years.
Funeral services to be held Saturday, December 1st at 11:00 am in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint Mesa Hills chapel at 1925 West 320 South, Cedar City, Utah. Internment in Panaca, Nevada.

So many wonderful memories of Gail growing up in. the same ward in Las Vegas, her mother and the hair cuts and my sister's perms, fun in MIA events with her, LVHS years, serving on the Relief Society Stake Board with her, and great times with George and Gail and the golfing group after Vern and I were married.
Your mother was always one to look up to, as she did so many things so well. She was always pleasant and fun to be with and so devoted to you all and all the family. I would have loved to been there today to hear all the wonderful memories that you all have. My condolences to you all.
Love, from Alice Waite

Alice Waite - Saturday December 01, 2018 via Condolence Message

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So sorry to hear about your mother, Jeff. She must have been an absolutely wonderful mother to have such an outstanding son as you! You always bring a smile to my face at the memories of you on BYU's Racquetball Team! Wishing you and your family the best at this sad time.
Sylvia Sawyer

Sylvia Sawyer - Thursday November 29, 2018 via Condolence Message

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We hope the special memories of your mom and the love you shared help you cope and bring you comfort. We're sending our heartfelt condolences to you and your loved ones.